Style tips from the catwalks: renews without shopping

Put a veiled skirt over a mini dress shirt.

Frivolous, trivial, superficial, but definitely therapeutic.

Shopping and #Ineedit is one of the most spoken, glorifying and I might even say terribly false phrase, in a woman’s life. It doesn’t matter age, profession, geographical location and the number of clothes you alreayd have in your closets, drawers, tables, desks and even sofas and armchairs scattered around the house.

We all know that “life is too short to wear boring clothes”, and we also know that “we always don’t have nothing to wear”.

But sometimes – expecially when a new season is coming – thinking about buying {are we going out for shopping?} adding “things on things” can turn into a stressful ritual.

White t-shirts, are added to the gray ones, alternating with those in fluo pink, acid yellow and pastel colors.

Blouses are declined in all possible forms, going from men cutting ones to very feminine; passing from the Oxford model to those taken from your boyfriend’s closet.

Not to mention jeans: skynny, ripped, lose, boyfriend‘s, that become in our closets, worthy of the most renowned Italian style, numbers without an identity.

Looking for the #greeninspiration and remembering that Eco Fashion often means creativity, I’ve looked for style tips from the catwalks, in order to boost your closet, without shopping.

They are nothing more than different ways to look at what we already have.

Look for a style that is not necessarily dictated by the shopping time.

So, among the envelopes to bring to H & M for Conscious collection, clothing that I’ve keep for too long, the inseparable ones like linus’s blanket, I took here and there style tips pret – a – porter, from editor and catwalks.

9 tips style, the slogan is renewed without shopping, how?

I’m sure you almost have everything to create these looks, just add creativity and maybe buy something– if we were Americans in a Flea market – otherwise in Porta Portese or on the canals in Milan.

Denim roll: everybody does it with almost all models of jeans. It is actually perfect when you want to highlight the pair of stiletto or turn your boyfriend’s into something more couture. Roll up the jeans of 3 – 5 cm, then roll it up again leaving visible part of the hem, in order to be perfectly imperfect. {Harper Bazar editor’s tips}

Roll up the sleeves of your blazer: there is nothing more perfectly imperfect of rolling up the sleeves of a blazer – or a sweater. Use a rubber band; place it over the middle of the sleeve abovethe elbow. Collect and pulls the sleeve to a point on the arm that is convenient; fold the sleeve at the bottom and hide the elastic.

Tuck only one side of your shirt: it is the perfect way to show your waist. It doesn’t seem stiff and formal, but totally flattering. Tuck in the pants only the side where buttons are. {Harper Bazar editor’s tips}

Add pompoms to your sweater or t shirt. I’ll try this one. And I’m sorry for Quattromani that used this strategy as a key point of their latest collection

add a lace hemline